TFL (Click here.):
If you're travelling to London Stadium on Saturday, please allow extra time for your journey and check before you travel.
Travelling to London Stadium
The easiest stations for reaching London Stadium are:
- Stratford – served by the Central and Jubilee lines, Elizabeth line, DLR, London Overground and National Rail.
- Stratford International – served by the DLR and Southeastern services.
- Hackney Wick – served by the London Overground.
- Pudding Mill Lane -served by the DLR.
Before You Travel
Supporters are strongly encouraged to:
- Check your journey before leaving home.
- Allow extra time for travel.
- Consider alternative routes if your usual line is affected.
- Arrive at London Stadium as early as possible to help avoid congestion.
Travel Updates:
- Circle Line - Part Closures
- District Line - Part Closures
- Mildmay - Part Closures
- Tram - Part Closures
- Waterloo & City - Planned Closure
TfL Journey Planner & Live Status
Greater Anglia (Click here.):
The following two routes are impacted on Saturday and will have bus replacement services in place:
- Hertford East to Broxbourne
- Lowestoft to Ipsqich
You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner.
C2C (Click here.):
Please be aware that c2c services are expected to be disrupted tomorrow following the derailment of a freight train at Platform 8 at Barking today, 23 October. Revised timetables are being prepared, but c2c trains are expected to run via West Ham to Fenchurch Street, with no services operating to Stratford or Liverpool Street. There will also be no trains serving Purfleet, Rainham or Dagenham Dock.
Services towards London will not call at Limehouse on Saturday 24 October affecting all lines.
Supporters travelling to London Stadium today, are advised that c2c services are being severely disrupted following a freight train derailment at Barking yesterday. Services are expected to remain affected throughout the weekend, with no trains serving Dagenham Dock, Rainham or Purfleet. Supporters travelling via c2c should allow extra time for their journey and check the latest service information before setting off.
Southeastern (Click here.):
There's engineering works on a few Southeastern services, we recommend you check your route before you travel on Saturday.
Find out more here or plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner.
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